Sentence examples for considerable hostility from inspiring English sources

"There was considerable hostility towards re-entering the ERM.

He has faced considerable hostility for his support for gay marriage.

In the context of voice telephony, of course, this idea sounds outrageous, and Baran's proposals met with considerable hostility.

For instance, the conspicuously inferior status of women in some immigrant communities in Western countries has engendered considerable hostility toward the men in those communities.

On the second day of the 50-nation meeting, the water issue provoked considerable hostility, with delegates exchanging thinly disguised criticisms.

Public-opinion polls, across Europe "old" and "new", showed opposition to the war in Iraq and considerable hostility to the United States.

Apart from the likely role of inter-state tensions in reducing unrestricted migration (such as in southern Africa in the apartheid era and considerably hostility between North African states), this also frequently coincided with considerable xenophobia and anti-immigrant sentiment in African societies.

A vote is expected in early July despite considerable public hostility here and large demonstrations against the legislation.

The charity has been campaigning for more emergency beds for months, but has faced considerable political hostility.

All this is taking place as the Senate debates financial reform amid considerable public hostility to banks.

It was his misfortune to have both these great classic performances displayed in productions that met with considerable critical hostility and public indifference.